Ford vetoes oil price controls affecting food costs
President Ford vetoed a six month extension of oil price controls and allocations. Without a replacement, U.S. oil prices could rise to market levels, with inflationary effects on food costs and broader economy. The veto prompts Congress to seek alternative energy legislation.
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America
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Ahalt
Library of Congress
Kissinger defends Mideast accord amid U S ratcheting fears
Secretary of State Kissinger defended the Israeli Egyptian interim agreement saying it reduces tensions and may open the door to peace while denying it threatens the Soviet Union or gives the United States a unilateral advantage. He urged mutual restraint and noted Congress weighing tech monitoring and possible mandatory withdrawal in case of war.
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Sinai
Morgan
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Ford
House
Senate
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
KU social welfare school under internal review
An internal investigation of the University of Kansas School of Social Welfare is urged by the Kansas Division of Legislative Post Audit after a graduate student alleged ethics violations by professors and improper use of an out of state travel fund. Chancellor Archie Dykes asked for inquiry. Theodore Ernst completed his review finding no substantiating evidence. The post audit will consider Ernst's report at the Oct. 1 meeting and KU audit timing.
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Kansas University
Kansas Division of Legislative Post
Richard Brown
State Post
Mike Glover
D-Lawrence
Brown
Archie Dykes
Theodore Ernst
Ernst
Legislative Post Audit Committee
Lewis
Wheat futures down on Kansas City board in early trading
Wheat futures fell again on the Kansas City Board of Trade as dealers likely hedged positions ahead of Thursday's U S Department of Agriculture crop report. A private statistician suggested corn output will set a record despite drought in key states.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Boston Bus Desegregation Protests Mark First Week
Yellow buses moved under motorcycle escort as 300 mothers protested race integration in Charlestown. Police blocked the march near Charlestown High School then allowed it to resume near the Bunker Hill Monument. Guards and marshals watched as 1,800 police kept order while attendance rose at several schools.
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Charlestown
Charlestown High School
Bunker Hill
Charles Leftwich
Asst. Atty
J. Stanley Pottinger
U.S
National Guard
South Boston High School
New York City Teachers Walkout Strikes Largest U.S. School System
About 65 000 teachers in New York City began a strike disrupting classes for 1.1 million students as 150 of 950 schools closed. Union leader Albert Shanker called for negotiations to resume once the other side is ready amid a fiscal crisis threatening bankruptcy.
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New York City
United Federation of Teachers
Albert Shanker
Chicago
Joseph P. Hannon
House of Delegates
Rain possible with showers and cool nights forecast
The National Weather Service says a small but persistent chance of rain through Wednesday. A 30 percent chance of thunderstorms tonight and a drop to the 50s before sunrise are possible, with Wednesday partly cloudy and near 80s to mid 80s.
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Gulf of Mexico
Weather Service
Chance of Showers and Mild Temperatures Ahead
A brief weather note in Journal-World forecasts a chance of showers with seasonable temperatures. Full details and regional breakdowns appear on page 10.
See us for motorcycle insurance at the Gene Doane Agency
An advertising notice promotes motorcycle insurance services from the Gene Doane Agency located at 824 Mass Ave. The ad mentions prescription-related products and Raney Prug, likely a person or brand, in a brief public notice style.
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